Introduction to business process modeling
- The definition of Business Process.
- What is a Business Process Management.
- Effects of the introduction of company processes.
- Context process.
Introduction to BPMN
- Levels of customization BPMN for modeling processes.
- Basic elements of BPMN.
- Participant versus Top-level process.
- Methods of communication Top-level processes.
- Process classification according to the benefits.
- Process model and process instance.
- Executable and non-executable process model.
- The classification process according to the specification BPMN.
Basics of modeling in BPMN
- Categories of activities according to BPMN.
- Modelling the beginning and end of the process (None Event Link Event Terminate End Event).
- The sequence of activities driven by events (event-driven process chain).
- Exclusive decision (Exclusive Gateway).
- Distribution process parallel branches (Parallel Gateway).
- Implicit Termination pattern.
- The construction and use of a sub-process.
Modeling process hierarchy
- Modeling in BPMN process hierarchy.
- Hierarchy Process according to clasification Process Framework.
- Table describe the process.
Advanced process modeling in BPMN
- Modeling activities depending on the time (Timer Event).
- Sending and intercepting messages (Message Event Task Send, Receive Task).
- Intrinsic dynamic properties of activities (Loop, Parallel Multi instance, Sequential Multi Instance).
- Ad Hoc Sub-Process.
- Branching flow activities according to events and conditions.
- Postponing a decision on the future (Event-Based Exclusive Gateway).
- Interrupting a course of unfinished activities (Attached Error Event).
- Decisions about multiple variants (Inclusive Gateway).
- A pattern discriminator (Gateway Complex).
- Modeling data flow in a process.
- Modeling process response to changing conditions caused by the environment process (Conditional Event).
- Alternative boot process.
- Modeling reusable processes and sub-processes (Call Activity).
- Capture and error correction (Compensation Activity, Transaction).
- Modeling sub-processes triggered event (Event Sub-Process).
- Modeling Business Rules (Business Rule Task).
To create a complete business process models in BPMN
- Recommended structure of the project.
- How to extend BPMN, we can better model the process context.
- Modeling the context of processes, sub-processes and activities.
Modelling of resource location process.
- Modeling of organizational structure in relation to the processes (Table RASCI and other techniques).
- Modelling of supporting computing systems and structures used information.
- Modelling of processes, goals, performance measurement process modeling using KPI and KRI.
- Modeling of risks arising in the implementation process.
- Presentation process technology SIPOC.
Creating a complex project BPMo
- Overview appropriate tools for modeling.
- Samples of published projects BPMo.
- During the course we will demonstrate the topics discussed at the gradual establishment of a project business processes in BPMN. Entering and build the project participants are allowed to interact.
For model creation process, we use a standard tool Enterprise Architect, course participants but they can also use other modeling tools of their choice.
